Tag: Sayreville
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Sayreville restaurants open for outdoor dining
SAYREVILLE – As a way of offering a helping hand to business operators in Sayreville, municipal officials have permitted outdoor dining for restaurants during the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. On June 8, the Borough Council passed a resolution allowing outdoor seating for restaurants. The outdoor seating will be permitted amid the coronavirus pandemic, which caused…
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In the Service: U.S. Army Specialist Allen Henry Pashley
U.S. Army Specialist Allen Henry Pashley, son of Dorothy Pashley of Sayreville and Allen Pashley of Sayreville, was awarded the Army Achievement Medal in April. The medal is awarded for exceptionally meritorious achievement in a non-combat field. SPC Pashley was recognized for his dedication to duty and selfless service, greatly contributing to mission accomplishment. His…
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Sayreville War Memorial alum host peaceful protest in Sayreville
SAYREVILLE – Sayreville played host to more than 400 individuals participating in a peaceful protest on June 6 to make their feelings against racism and police brutality known. Organized by Kiera Brown, Erene Olson and Aaliyah Wideman, all borough residents and graduates of Sayreville War Memorial High School, the protest began at 12:30 p.m. at…
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Both parties’ candidates will run unopposed in Sayreville primary
SAYREVILLE – The names of two Democrats and two Republicans will appear on the July 7 primary ballot to seek available three-year terms on the Sayreville Borough Council in November. According to information provided by the Middlesex County Clerk’s Office, Republicans Karen Bailey Bebert and Danielle Zaleski are looking to challenge incumbent Democrats Vince Conti…
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Sayreville High School seniors will have ceremonies at individual homes
SAYREVILLE – With the ongoing coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic preventing traditional graduation ceremonies, the Sayreville School District is holding ceremonies at the graduating seniors’ homes on June 8 and 9. Superintendent of Schools Richard Labbe affirmed in a newsletter sent out on May 30 that the Sayreville War Memorial High School Class of 2020 will receive…
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Amboy Bank celebrates Peggy Ann Dembowski’s 60th anniversary with the bank
Peggy Ann Dembowski, senior vice president, cashier and trust officer for Amboy Bank, has celebrated her 60th anniversary with the company. Dembowski, a resident of Sayreville, joined the bank in June 1960 in the accounting department and has continued to assume increased responsibilities over the years, culminating in being approved as a senior vice president…
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Sayreville landfill site to be preserved; borough will be reimbursed for value of property
SAYREVILLE – Following litigation over a former landfill site on Jernee Mill Road, officials in Sayreville have authorized a consent judgement and contribution agreement that will preserve the property through a conservation easement and see the borough reimbursed by $373,505. On May 26, the Borough Council adopted an ordinance authorizing the execution of the consent…
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Sayreville schools to lose $2.3 million in state aid
SAYREVILLE – Amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, the Sayreville School District will see the total amount of state aid it was promised for the 2020-21 school year reduced by $2.3 million. In February, district administrators were told by state officials the district would receive $31.4 million for the 2020-21 school year. Using that amount, administrators…
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Sayreville appoints council member to serve remainder of year term
SAYREVILLE – A candidate seeking a full three-year term on the Sayreville Borough Council has been appointed to the governing body to serve out the remainder of a one-year term. On May 26, council members appointed Vince Conti to fill a vacant seat on the governing body. The vacancy was created by the departure of…
